Miranda Kent's guest appearances

Miranda Kent

Strong Feelings

Katherine Goldstein

Eve Rodsky

Nadya Okamoto

Sarah Cooper

Shannah Compton

Cindy Gallop

Lara Hogan

Erika Hall

Mary Pipher

Nicole Chung

Laura Kalbag

Priya Parker

Sonalee Rashatwar

Liz Fosslien

Carmen Maria Machado

OwlTail

What if—instead of waiting on the right romantic relationship—two best friends had a baby together? This week we chat with real-life and onscreen best friends Miranda Kent and Danielle Weeks, the creators and costars of a new web series about just that: Baby Love. We loved hearing about Miranda and Danielle’s creative project, but we gotta admit: it was their incredible relationship that really blew us away. They met when they were fourteen, y’all...and they’ve been BFFs and collaborators ever since.  Our biggest hurdle always is when we get together, we just want to talk. We don’t necessarily go straight to the work. So, a lot of times, we have to set a timer, we have to be really diligent.   —Miranda Kent, Baby Love co-creator and costar  We chat about:  How to be successful in creative collaborations with a friend (we definitely took notes) Why getting through the difficult moments makes a creative partnership (and friendship!) better How fertility fears, a very British breakup, and true friendship led to Baby Love Our value as women—whether pursuing career, motherhood, both, or...neither Aging in Hollywood (and what happens when you decide you won’t just fade away)  Links:  BabyLoveSeries.com Baby Love on Instagram  Plus:  Trans women are women, TERFs are toxic, and why we need to keep unlearning gender binaries How we manage being besties who collaborate on projects—like this podcast and our new community—while also running other companies (whew) Phoebe Waller-Bridge is a genius, Fleabag is a work of art, and if it’s not clear already: we fucking love women creating, writing, starring, and generally owning shit onscreen

<h4>What if—instead of waiting on the right romantic relationship—two best friends had a baby together? This week we chat with real-life <em>and</em> onscreen best friends Miranda Kent and Danielle Weeks, the creators and costars of a new web series about just that: <em>Baby Love</em>.</h4> <p>We loved hearing about Miranda and Danielle’s creative project, but we gotta admit: it was their incredible relationship that really blew us away. They met when they were <em>fourteen</em>, y’all...and they’ve been BFFs <em>and</em> collaborators ever since.</p> <blockquote> <p>Our biggest hurdle always is when we get together, we just want to talk. We don’t necessarily go straight to the work. So, a lot of times, we have to set a timer, we have to be really diligent.</p> </blockquote> <blockquote> <p>—Miranda Kent, <em>Baby Love</em> co-creator and costar</p> </blockquote> <p>We chat about:</p> <ul> <li>How to be successful in creative collaborations with a friend (we definitely took notes)</li> <li>Why getting through the difficult moments makes a creative partnership (and friendship!) better</li> <li>How fertility fears, a very British breakup, and true friendship led to <em>Baby Love</em></li> <li>Our value as women—whether pursuing career, motherhood, both, or...neither</li> <li>Aging in Hollywood (and what happens when you decide you <em>won’t</em> just fade away)</li> </ul> <h4>Links:</h4> <ul> <li><a href="https://www.babyloveseries.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BabyLoveSeries.com</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/babyloveseries/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Baby Love on Instagram</a></li> </ul> <h4>Plus:</h4> <ul> <li>Trans women are women, TERFs are toxic, and why we need to keep unlearning gender binaries</li> <li>How we manage being besties who collaborate on projects—like this podcast and <a href="http://www.strongfeelings.co/community/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">our new community</a>—while also running other companies (<em>whew</em>)</li> <li>Phoebe Waller-Bridge is a genius, <em>Fleabag</em> is a work of art, and if it’s not clear already: we fucking love women creating, writing, starring, and generally <em>owning</em> shit onscreen</li></ul>

Friendship First with Miranda Kent & Danielle Weeks